Trump is a danger to the nation in this campaign path
Kathleen Parker argues that Donald Trump remains a harmful force for the United States and global stability. Even as some figures pivot to support him for access and power, his volatile, provocative rhetoric and unpredictable actions threaten democratic norms, markets, and international relations.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Breitbart
Trump
Bill Clinton
New Jersey
Chris Christie
U.S
Jeff Sessions
Alabama
Ben Carson
Carson
Chads
Christie
Sessions
United States
White House
Palm Beach
Camille Paglia
David Ignatius
Washington Post
March 15 primary election letters guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules for the March 15 primary. Readers must include signature full address and phone number for verification. Deadline was Friday March 4 and letters should be 250 words or fewer with edits possible for length.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Letters
Chroniclet.com
Peak oil, Sanders, and Trump in the 2016 race
George Will argues peak oil, peak Sanders, and peak Trump may be delayed or reached. He critiques fracking, fundraising power, and party dynamics while noting Romney, Cruz, Kasich, and Bloomberg implications. He cites Citizens United and historic campaigning as context for current spending and voter influence.
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Washington
Sanders
Hillary Clinton
Vermont
Trump
Trump University
Donald Trump
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Mitt Romney
Trumpkins
Romney
Ohio
John Kasich
Ted Cruz
China
Wal-Mart
America
Forbes
Jeb Bush
Fox News
Michael Bloomberg
Bloomberg
Citizens United
Supreme Court
George Washington
Virginia
House of Delegates
Breakfast is Not the Most Important Meal
A writer reflects on breakfast’s alleged primacy, citing Dr. Matt Mattson’s 35 year skip of breakfast and lunch, eating 2000 calories in a six hour window. The piece argues breakfast may be unnecessary for adults, suggests sleep may be more valuable, and ends with a personal email contact for correspondence.
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Matt Mattson
National Institute On Aging
Maryland
New York Times
Almanac highlights for March 14 featured birthdays and facts
On March 14 2016 the almanac notes 74th day of 2016 and 84th day of winter. Birthdays include Telemann Einstein Ketcham Caine Jones Petersen Crystal Puckett Park Bell Curry and Curry. Einstein declined Israeli presidency in 1952. In 1967 AFL and NEL held first common draft. Bubba Smith was first pick. Moon phase and Grammy nomination tally for Quincy Jones are listed.
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Georg Philipp Telemann
Albert Einstein
Hank Ketcham
Michael Caine
Quincy Jones
Wolfgang Petersen
Billy Crystal
Kirby Puckett
Grace Park
Jamie Bell
Stephen Curry
Einstein
AFL
NEL
Baltimore Colts
Bubba Smith
Michigan State
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